The ROI hasn't been great tho.. but it's best I appreciate my returns.

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Good one,
But I hope as God blesses you, you extend that same hand of blessing to your workers too.



Good luck.

Solidkay:
Good one,
But I hope as God blesses you, you extend that same hand of blessing to your workers too.



Good luck.

Sure! They haven't bought pepper since we started harvesting so as some tips

Antibettings:
The ROI hasn't been great tho.. but it's best I appreciate my returns.

More wins

Awwwwww
Dope 😊

Antibettings:


Sure! They haven't bought pepper since we started harvesting so as some tips

Best 👍💯of luck.

Antibettings:
The ROI hasn't been great tho.. but it's best I appreciate my returns.

Weldon bro.
For bawa, next time try hybrid, you will never regret it. I guess this particular one might be F2 or even F3 or F4 because of the way the fruits are looking.
Like how much does this bucket go for in your area/market?

OluchiDelly:


Weldon bro.
For bawa, next time try hybrid, you will never regret it. I guess this particular one might be F2 or even F3 or F4 because of the way the fruits are looking.
Like how much does this bucket go for in your area/market?

I used to sell to neighbors at 1k, 1,500
Thanks so much for the advice, I will consider it in my next planting season

Solidkay:

Best 👍💯of luck.

Thanks boss

Antibettings:


I used to sell to neighbors at 1k, 1,500
Thanks so much for the advice, I will consider it in my next planting season

Seriously reaping you off! I m also in Osun. Anything called pepper is currently very scarce. I sell @ 9 to 10k per the big paint bucket.
Sometimes, we harvest like 2 buckets or a little above/less per every 5 days, from less than 400 stands that we experimented with. Next year by God's grace, we are going for at least 1 acre.
Pix at it's very early stage in April...

That pepper variety called bawa is notorious for heavy fruiting, especially if you planted f1 and also use manure as basal.

OluchiDelly:


Seriously reaping you off! I m also in Osun. Anything called pepper is currently very scarce. I sell @ 9 to 10k per the big paint bucket.
Sometimes, we harvest like 2 buckets or a little above/less per every 5 days, from less than 400 stands that we experimented with. Next year by God's grace, we are going for at least 1 acre.
Pix at it's very early stage in April...

to get pepper and tomato is now a tug of war in osun oooo.
I pray the price remains favourable when my tomatoes matures by august

OluchiDelly:


Seriously reaping you off! I m also in Osun. Anything called pepper is currently very scarce. I sell @ 9 to 10k per the big paint bucket.
Sometimes, we harvest like 2 buckets or a little above/less per every 5 days, from less than 400 stands that we experimented with. Next year by God's grace, we are going for at least 1 acre.
Pix at it's very early stage in April...

Chaiiiiii.... Thanks so much for the insight! I will be taking my pepper to market to sell now.

johnnyblaze424:

to get pepper and tomato is now a tug of war in osun oooo.
I pray the price remains favourable when my tomatoes matures by august

I planted like 6k stands of tomato now.

I'm so excited to share my chilli pepper site and harvest with you! I've been working hard all season, and I'm so happy with the results. I'll share some tips on how I grew such a bountiful harvest, as well as some of my favorite recipes using chilli peppers.

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Little review of my irrigation system

Antibettings:


I planted like 6k stands of tomato now.

I noticed you're using maize stalks as mulch.... seems you're not planning to stake

johnnyblaze424:

I noticed you're using maize stalks as mulch.... seems you're not planning to stake

I will stake ooo. Just that the whole process has been hell on earth.. I made the ridges with one of my worker and o haven't been same since then

what cultivar did you plant

johnnyblaze424:
what cultivar did you plant

Tomato Rio grande

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OluchiDelly:


Weldon bro.
For bawa, next time try hybrid, you will never regret it. I guess this particular one might be F2 or even F3 or F4 because of the way the fruits are looking.
Like how much does this bucket go for in your area/market?

Which company’s product do you recommend for the bawa hybrid? I know of chai tai shombor only

Jub101:

Which company’s product do you recommend for the bawa hybrid? I know of chai tai shombor only

It's the one I planted.

OluchiDelly:


It's the one I planted.

How my month does it use in the nursery and how many months after transplant will you start harvesting?

Jub101:

How my month does it use in the nursery and how many months after transplant will you start harvesting?

6wks
7wks.

OluchiDelly:


6wks
7wks.

Thanks bro

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